Week 3 Homework

Homework for this week includes reading, mental maths unit 11 and spelling.  For reading, I have set an assignment in reading eggs, so please read this.  we are also practicing our 5 times table ready for a test on Friday, so please practice these each night.

thanks
Mr McSevich

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